Toor Knives Specter R

Double-Edged Tactical Dagger with Ring Deployment

The Toor Knives Specter R brings covert capability to your loadout. This symmetrical dagger features a finger ring for secure deployment and works equally well in traditional or reverse grip. Built from CPM M4 steel with a stealth KG Gunkote finish, it handles close-quarters situations where concealment matters.

Key Features

• CPM M4 Steel Blade: 4.25-inch double-edged design hardened to 59-61 Rockwell for edge retention
• Ring Deployment System: Finger ring enables quick, secure draw when speed counts
• Symmetrical Design: Works in traditional or reverse grip with snug sheath fit both ways
• KG Gunkote Finish: Non-reflective coating reduces detection in low-light operations
• G10 Handle: Textured grip material provides control in wet conditions
• DuoTone Kydex Sheath: Adjustable retention with friction offsets to eliminate blade rattle

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes CPM M4 steel good for tactical use?

CPM M4 is a tool steel that holds a sharp edge well and resists chipping under hard use. The 59-61 Rockwell hardness provides the right balance of edge retention and toughness for a tactical blade.

How does the ring deployment work?

The finger ring allows you to secure the knife to your hand during deployment. This prevents the blade from being taken away and enables faster draw from the sheath when you need immediate access.

Can this be carried concealed?

The compact 9.25-inch overall length and included Kydex sheath make concealed carry possible. Check your local and state laws regarding concealed carry of fixed-blade knives before carrying.

What is KG Gunkote finish?

KG Gunkote is a ceramic-based coating that provides corrosion resistance and reduces light reflection. The matte finish helps maintain a low profile in tactical situations.

Does the sheath work for both grip orientations?

Yes, the symmetrical blade design allows the Specter R to fit securely in the sheath whether carried for traditional or reverse grip deployment.